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The effects of cold immersion and hand protection on grip strength
M. J. Vincent
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M. J. Tipton
Institute of Naval Medicine
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protection
100%
hands
100%
reduction
37%
cooling
25%
water
25%
gloves
25%
surfaces
12%
skin
12%
maintenance
12%
muscles
12%
males
12%
Nursing and Health Professions
Grip Strength
100%
Volunteer
16%
Skin Temperature
16%
Protective Glove
16%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Grip Strength
100%
Water Immersion
16%
Electric Activity
16%
Skin Temperature
16%